Large Format Landscapes

Finally got around to scanning this image from Death Valley several years ago. Made with an Ebony 8x10 using a Fuji 240A on Provia film.

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Originally Posted by AndrewBurns

Three shots on Provia 4x5, all of the same scene but slightly different angles and times of day. Which one is your favourite?

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I like the bottom two-thirds of the vertical very much. The sky reflected in the pool is enough sky for me and I can imagine the rest of the sea and the horizon easily enough without having to see it. But the middle image is my favorite of the three full images.

The images of Norway and Death Valley...thumbs up!

Taken in the Checkerboard Meas area of Zion National Park last April. Platinum/palladium print made a couple days ago. I do not have much control of the digital image -- hopefully it looks fine on screen.

Chamonix 11x14 with a modified darkslide to get two 5.5x14 images on a single sheet of 11x15. Fuji W 360mm
FP4+ in PyrocatHD

I have had this image on my mind since April 2018, but did not want to haul the 11x14 up to this spot in a suitcase. I bought a canoe portage pack and got the camera up there (and back) just fine. Clouds would have been cool, but I did not need them. Impossible to see on the screen and tough to see on the print, are three bighorn sheep.

Beautiful image, Vaughn! I can't imagine shlepping 11x14 more than about 100 feet from the car. ;)

Looks great, Vaughn!

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Originally Posted by Vaughn

Taken in the Checkerboard Meas area of Zion National Park last April. Platinum/palladium print made a couple days ago. I do not have much control of the digital image -- hopefully it looks fine on screen.

Chamonix 11x14 with a modified darkslide to get two 5.5x14 images on a single sheet of 11x15. Fuji W 360mm
FP4+ in PyrocatHD

I have had this image on my mind since April 2018, but did not want to haul the 11x14 up to this spot in a suitcase. I bought a canoe portage pack and got the camera up there (and back) just fine. Clouds would have been cool, but I did not need them. Impossible to see on the screen and tough to see on the print, are three bighorn sheep.

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Wow! The haze as the image recedes makes it for me.

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Originally Posted by Alan9940

Beautiful image, Vaughn! I can't imagine shlepping 11x14 more than about 100 feet from the car. ;)

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I carried the 8x10 around this area a lot the year before -- taking the 5x7 when I wanted to go a bit further.

B&W image -- 8x10 pt/pd. Looking north from close to where the 5.5x14 was taken.
Color -- my 5x7 set up where the bighorn go. Not really, but you can see where they go from there.

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Originally Posted by Vaughn

I carried the 8x10 around this area a lot the year before -- taking the 5x7 when I wanted to go a bit further.

B&W image -- 8x10 pt/pd. Looking north from close to where the 5.5x14 was taken.
Color -- my 5x7 set up where the bighorn go. Not really, but you can see where they go from there.

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Another nice image! Thanks.

Well...now that I'm long into my retirement years, I can't carry the 8x10 Deardorff nearly as far as I used to; so...I've got an Intrepid 8x10. The Intrepid is not nearly as nice of a camera, but it does enable me to carry it to where ever I want to go.

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Lake Borkasjö with Daune in the background.
Shot with my Chamonix 45H1 on HP5+ 9x12.
Not absolutely sure about the lens but Ithink it was a Symmar-S 150/5.6

Old Barn. Moorpark.

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Toyo 45A, Nikkor-M 300mm F/9, Ilford Delta 100, Yellow filter.